A southern Michigan farmer says an inch and a half of rain over the weekend was much needed. Jay Williams tells Brownfield crops have had very little moisture this past month along the Ohio border. “We were getting to where we were kind of desperate for rain here before this past weekend, but things look […]
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A pair of Illinois hemp growers say the federal government’s move to redefine hemp and outlaw beneficial products like CBD is
A west central Minnesota farmer is feeling fortunate as the harvest season ends. Anne Schwagerl farms near Beardsley. “A week ago
The U.S. government shutdown has ended, and an ag policy analyst says it will take time for business at the USDA
The U.S. government shutdown has ended, and an ag policy analyst says it will take time for business at the USDA
A Wisconsin farmer says excellent yields have some farmers struggling to find enough grain storage. Andy Bensend farms between Dallas and
An ag policy expert says he’s closely watching for more details from the Trump administration on ad-hoc assistance. “There’s no doubt
The One Health Innovation District continues to expand in an effort to improve animal health research. Elanco Animal Health’s president and
A Nebraska-based grain dealer has been ordered to pay $2.1 million in restitution to farmers as part of an agreement to
The CEO of the U.S. Soybean Export Council says efforts to reduce reliance on China are paying off. Jim Sutter tells
